Apologies in advance if this has been discussed before or is a simple
fubar on my part. I can only search through the archives for so
long... :-)
Experiencing a frustrating problem on this end with slashes being added to
my template files. Here are the details:
Using PHP on a webhost that compiled php as a cgi in my www/cgi-bin
directory.
I have all HTML files in templates/filename.tpl and all PHP files in
includes/filename.inc, this includes the template.inc file from PHPLib.
I have a file called 'script' with the following in it:
<?php
require('includes/Directory.inc');
include('includes/Header.inc');
// Now parse a second template:
$t->set_file("MainHandle","MainGadget.tpl");
// wholePage.ihtml has "{MyOutput}" in it
$vari= $t->parse("MyFinalOutput","MainHandle");
// All {MyOutput}'s get replaced
$t->p("MyFinalOutput");
// output the value of MyFinalOutput
/*eval( "?>".$vari );*/
include('includes/Footer.inc');
?>
include/Directory.inc has the following in it:
<?php
include('includes/Template.inc');
$url_array=explode("/",$REQUEST_URI);
$url_cat=$url_array[3];
$url_grp=$url_array[4];
$url_misc=$url_array[5];
$t = new Template("/www/hostname/ocean/templates/");
$title = "name";
if($url_misc == 'misc') {
$Handle='MiscHandle';
$Template='MiscGadget.tpl';
}
elseif ($url_grp == 'tanks') {
$Handle='TankHandle';
$Template='TankGadget.tpl';
}
elseif ($url_cat == 'psupply') {
// These three lines are the same as the first example:
$Handle='PowerHandle';
$Template='PowerGadget.tpl';
}
elseif ($url_cat == 'purpose') {
$Handle='PurposeHandle';
$Template='PurposeGadget.tpl';
} else {
$Handle='IntroHandle';
$Template='IntroGadget.tpl';
}
$t->set_file("$Handle","$Template");
$t->set_var("name",$title);
$t->parse("MyOutput","$Handle");
?>
Now, this setup work without a hitch on my personal development server
where PHP is loaded as a module in Apache. The file called via the
'script' above is loaded into the MainGadget.tpl template and displayed
without a problem. Everything, including javascript, works great.
Now, I moved this code to the providers server, where the only difference
I can tell is php works as a cgi , and I get output from the HTML files
with slashes added to the HTML, such as:
<a href=\'about.php\'
onMouseOut=\'MM_swapImgRestore()\"
onMouseOver=\"MM_swapImage(\'about\',\'\',\'graphics/toolsbar3_01.gif\',1)\"><img
name=\"about\" border=\"0\" src=\"graphics/toolsbar_01.gif\" width=\"105\"
height=\"35\"></a>
<a href=\'contact.php\' onMouseOut=\'MM_swapImgRestore()\'
onMouseOver=\'MM_swapImage(\'contact\',\'\',\'graphics/toolsbar3_02.gif\',1)\"><img
name=\"contact\" border=\"0\" src=\"graphics/toolsbar_02.gif\" width=\"96\"
height=\"35\"></a>
Everything else is output just fine. The only HTML with this in it is the
{MyOutput} files from templates directory (.tpl files). I am not very
familiar with PHPLib but imagine there is some other not so subtle item I
am missing since things work great on my linux/apache/php4 server.
Any ideas? I have tried using stripslashes() in the 'script' above but get
errors. Is there something unique to the php cgi I am missing? Something
else?
Any all help is greaty appreciated!!
Thanks,
//frank
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